The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-08-25

Pioneer Press blanks for sale at
this Office.
Mrs, II. L. Williams was in st.
Paul seve raj days last week.
Everybody will take in the dance
at the rink tomorrow night.
Edward Thoele has enlarged the
barn on his premises in the village.
Considerable blowing has already
been done by farmers in this county.
Blank notes, chattel mortgages,
Notifications &C, for sale at this office.
A large frame building, plank floor
and shingled roof, for sale at this
office.
Rey.K.F.Norris and A.A.Stone bag
ged sixty nine chickens on one hunt
this week.
A great army of hunters have wag-
ed destructive war on prairie chick
ems since the 18th.
A. H. Harrison has been engaged as
engineer of the round elevator. Mr..
Harrison is an expert in his profess
sion.
F. A. Hancock has purchased the
JIM. Cummings propert, near the
court house, and is refitting it into a
I,udcoroo rosidonco
NJ. F. Finnegan lost two pointer
pups, brown and white colored, for
information leading to the return OF
which he offers liberal reward.
Thos. Callahan has his headquar-
ters at F. E. Newells store. Any
body wishing to transact business
with him will find him at that place.
Remember the dance at the rink
Friday night. Considering the pur'
pose of this dance 1t is certain that
there will be an unusually large at
tendance.
Is it probable that that library of
ours will ever materialize into some
tangible useful and instructive shape!
"Hope deferred maketh the heart
SICK" you know, gentlemen of the
library board.
During the absence of the devil Of
the Graceville Transcript some of his
satanic friends entered the Office and
set the following:
mi, editr is t7@is 1oq enuff for
you 1t is for jhe rats o. US.
The court house committee Of the
board of commissioners, consisting OF
Messrs. Hancock, Thorpe and Hutch
ms, was in town Tuesday afternoon.
The matter under consideration was
the building of a barn for the sheriff
and it was practi cally decided to go
ahead.
Build good stacks: stacks that will
stand some weather, because, just as
soon as the stacking is finished we
are gong to hope for copious rains to
moisten the ground and give water
for the stock. It is becoming quite a
chore in some localities to haul water
from the nearest lake.
There is much about the
game law passed last winter that the
average hunter docs not understand
Those who have not done 50 would
do we'll to study it a little. And they
will derive instruction from careful
perusal Of the communication on thu
subject that appears in another col
umn.
The Puck Comic Opera Company
entertainments Friday and Saturday
evenings were very creditable. and
were highly appreciated by all WHIT
attend. The character OF the enter
tainments given deserved for thu
company a better patronage than wal
given It at this place. The low class
of shows imposed upon liberal pub
lie is an injury to the more worth,
ones.
A husband who knows whereof hi
speaks. says: "Mrs. Jenness Miller
OF dress-reform renown, will confer Z
great favor on humanity if she viii
invent pocket for woman's skirt
which can be found by the averag,
husband when the dress is hanging il
the closet. Gray hairs will turn raw
en- again, and Mrs. Miller's monument